Indo-European etymology : Query result

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Proto-IE: *nēyt-, *nyēt-

Meaning: to be hostile, to attack

Tokharian: A ñātse, B ñyātse 'danger, plague, distress' (Adams 273 < *ni̯ēti̯o-)

Celtic: *nīt- > OIr nīth `Kampf, Schlacht, Not'

Russ. meaning: намеревать зло, нападать

References: WP II 336

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